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You can check out these sites and can start tutoring online courses ,get your e- commerc platform as well refer your readers to earn revenue….

​Academy of Mine

One of the things I have found interesting about the Academy of Mine folks is that they are doing an excellent job using many of the very tactics I encourage in Leading the Learning Revolution to grow their own learning business, including a very active blog, podcasts, and Webinars that provide value to their audience. They are also very focused on blending marketing tools with learning tools in the administrative interface for their system.That said, if you can make your way up the curve, you will have pretty powerful set of tools at your disposal. Pricing starts at $199 a month.Link:http://www.academyofmine.com

Digital Chalk

Digital Chalk offers a variety of plans for getting courses online as well as production services to help you do it. If you’ve got the expertise, but don’t want to have to deal with the nuts and bolts of producing a course, this is a choice to consider. Also worth noting is the fact that the platform does support the Shareable Content Object Reference Model, or SCORM, meaning you can create standards-compliant courses outside of the platform and import them. (Note: As far as I can tell, Digital Chalk and Educadium are the only platforms listed in this section that offer any off-the-shelf support for SCORM.) The company’s lowest price plan starts at $25 per month plus $8 per course.Link: http://www.digitalchalk.com

EdLoud

I have not had time to fully check it out yet, but looks like another very full-featured system worth considering for anyone who wants to sell online courses. (Appears to the the U.S. version of http://www.patience.io/) Free 7-day trial and then $99 per month for the basic version.Link:http://www.edloud.com/

Educadium

With its CampusPay LMS services Educadium offers a way to add a simple e-commerce solution to its EasyCampus platform so that you can sell online courses. EasyCampus is, indeed, an easy platform on which to get up and running, but is nonetheless a relatively feature-rich LMS with a range of options for adding on features and services that fit your needs. Pricing for the platform starts at $99 per month and e-commerce fees range from 6.5% to 10% of sales, depending on which subscription package you choose.Link: http://www.educadium.com/campuspay